The Best (and Weirdest) of Chicago Theater in 2016
From best demonic possession to best use of root vegetables, Chicago’s theater scene set plenty of new creative precedence this year.
From best demonic possession to best use of root vegetables, Chicago’s theater scene set plenty of new creative precedence this year.
Car Town, High School Hoops, Illumination, Nerdette’s Holiday Spectacular!, and The Other Cinderella
Andrew Bird’s Gezelligheid Shows, Aretha Franklin, Made in Chicago Holiday Market, No Match for a Good Blaster, and Shemekia Copeland
Shows, events, and themed parties that will get you through the last hours of 2016.
From a Black Mirror-esque sci-fi mindbender, to a history of a newspaper that changed American history, these books do our city proud.
Take it from Austin Vesely, Hebru Brantley, and Andrew Barber—Chicago is the place to be right now.
Christopher Wheeldon’s Nutcracker, Mr. and Mrs. Pennyworth, Randolph Street’s Holiday Market, Jerry Seinfeld, and Voices Heard
Stay warm and entertain yourself with new releases to watch, listen to, and read.
Photographer Alyssa Schukar spent the past year documenting the many ways people in this city mark pivotal moments in their lives. Each of the scenes she captured, described here in her words, tells a compelling story.
After a surprising and controversially abrupt end, Neo-Futurists artistic director Kurt Chiang talks the company’s future without its flagship show.